The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
GENERAL TRADE
BREADsTUFFs.

CoRNNRAL-Standard, So 25@2 35:
| pearl, s. 25@S So; roller, So 40, Arm.
HAY-Choice, from store, 75(aSOc;
car load from levee or depot, $l4;
prime, from store, 70975c; car load
from levee or depot, So; prairie, from
store. Soc; car load from levee or do.
pot, So.
BaAN-From store, .75@SO,; from
levee or depot, Sl4.
CoRN-From store, white, sic; mix
ed, 4Sc; from levee or depot, white, 10
bulb, Acc; in sacks, 49c; mixed, in
bulk, 42c; in sacks, i5c.
OATs-FIom store, white, 40c; mix
ed, SIC; from leves or depot, white, in
bulk, SIC; in sacks, 39c; mixed, in
bulk, 33c; In sacks, IS.
FLcUR-From store, common, S3 l5t9
8 So; family, So 50@3 60; choice,
So 75@3 so; fancy, Si94 10; extra
fancy, 81 25@A 40; patents, 81 900
5 10. Firm.
BkANs--Navy, 50; medium, 81 70.
| OATNRAL-In hall barrels, $2@S %
from store.
CRACKKRs--Soda, extra. 40; soda,
treble extra, 43c; extra, &c; ginger
snaps, extra, &c; assorted jumbles, l0c.
CRAcKkD WHRAT-In half barrels,
81 % from store. =
HoMrsr AND GRIrs-From store, SO
as 25.
KANSAS Cry, Mo, July 27-Wheat
dull; No. 2 red, cash, July, 6ic.
Corn stronger; No. 2, cash, SIC bid,
S24c asked; July, 32ac bid; August,
SIC bid, S21c asked. 0ats-No. 2,
July, PC bid.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 27.-Flour quiet
and steady. Wheat opened strong and
advanced until selling began, when
there was sudden collapse and the
close was fc9tc below Yesterday; No.
2 red cash 7lsc; July 7l@7lLc, elos.
ing Tic; August 7l(97l &c, closing II /;
September 72l@s79c. closing 72lc;
October 74974bc, closing 74c, Corn
opened strong and closed lower; cash
34l935c; August 34@3isc. closing
Sac; September 35@35s., closed 35kc ];
October 35sCD38c, closing 35ic. Oats
Il IN; cash 2Si924c; July 24c; August,
233c September 2ilc. Barley, first arri-
val OF new crop, sold at 4Sc. Rye higher,
Acc. Hay tame: prime timothy $3.50
S2l; prairie f9@ll. Bran easy, at
54954tc. Corn meal steady, at 81.
Whisky steady 81 O5. Recelpts-Flour,
5000 bu; wheat. $4,000 bus; corn,
10000 bus; osts, so, 900 bus; rye, 1000
bus; barley, none. Shipments-Flour,
1900 bus; wheat, IL, 900 bus; corn,
$1,000 bus; oats, 10000 bus rye, none !;
barley, 1000 bus.
CHICAGO, Ill, July q. - The
"bulls" were again in the sscendsncy
at the opening Of the Board today.
September wheat opened fully &c
higher at 7lsc. and fluctuated rapidly
between 7ls@7la, for some minutes.
Light receipB, hot. dry weather In
some districts, aud too much rain In
Dakota, txerted a strengthening 10.
huence. Alter selling freely at 7l}c,
September gravitated down TO 7l4@
7lsc. As the session advanced II do.
veloped nothing whatever In the way
Of interesting news beyond possibly q
eighty better tone to cable advices.
This aud the decrease on passage, be.
sides the changed front presented by
the substantial trading element, was
about all that wheat had under il. IL
was sufficient TO hold the market at
times firmly mp to Tic, but these ad-
vances were invariably followed by
fractional reaction. Half an hour be.
fore the close September wheat stood
at 7lsc, but after that there was very
general local selling, which resulted
disastrously only to prices. Septem-
Der fell TO 7ll97ltc, closing
at that figure. Corn was moderately
active and q fair trade was
reported. The weather continues dry
In many sections aud rain Ia much
needed, while In other portions OF the
belt reports are quite favorable. Sep.
TENDER opsned 10 highersat sol, was
firm for time aud then became easier
upon increased offerings, and reports
OF. rain In some parts. OF Illinois,
and declined TO 3Sa ali the closing FIX.
ure, Oats, in sympathy with the other
markets, opened At quite sharp ad-
vance, september.beiDg quoted sc bet
ter at 2bt. There was q fair trade for
q time, but after the more urgent or.
ders were filed the market became
quiet and also little easier la tone.
Uioeing quotations, however, show q
fair gain over yesterdays market. Sep
TENDER closed at PSI. Cash quotations
were ~ follows: Flour In good local In.
quiry, but the export demand light,
prices steady and unchanged. No.
. spring wheat, 0gig69ic; No. 3
spring wheat, 6sc; No. . red, 7ll@
7lic. No. 2 corn, $50. No. oais, "a I;
No. 2 barley, nominal. No. h.xsesd,
81 90. Prime timothy seed, 81 lao.
. 10.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Wheat, No. 2-July opened at G9ic,
highest 7Oic, lowest 69ic, closing At
cole; August opened at cote, highest
70lc, loWest 69tc. closing ut 69lc Sep.
tember opened at 7l.c, highest 7lle,
lowest Tile, closing at 7lsc: October
opened Al 73ic, highett 1853, lowest
73c, closing at 73c. Corn, No. 2-July
opened at $50, HIGHEST 3slc, lowest
37!s, closing at 37is; August opened
nj 3slc, highest 3ssc, lowest SIZE,
closing al 37ic; September opened al
sole, highest ssls, lowest sslc, closing
at ssl y; October opened at Sole. high
eat Solo. lowest ISLE, o'osing at 3slc
Oats, No. 2-July opened at z4le
highest 24lc, lowest 2isc, closing Al
24ic; August opened at 2ilc, highest
24ic, lowest 2ihc, closing at 2itc; Sep
TENDER opened at 26ic, blghest % ic
lowest 25lc, closing At 25ici October
opened at 28ic, highest 20ic, lowes
26ir, closing at 26lc. R,ceiplA-Flour
% OO0 hrls. wheat. 7OOO0 I'm. corn